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MeSQ changelog

What changed in MeSQ, written for the people who use it.

Wednesday
  1. Snappier subtask popovers

    Subtask popovers feel smoother and more responsive.

  2. No more empty subtasks

    Fixed stray empty “-” subtasks being created when adding subtasks.

Tuesday
  1. Subtasks show up without a refresh

    Subtasks added through the slash menu now appear and update right away, no refresh needed.

  2. Popovers no longer clip

    Fixed popovers casting odd shadows and clipping their content when switching views.

Saturday
  1. Launcher at the top-right

    The Launcher button now sits at the top-right of every page.

  2. More reliable sign-in

    Sign-in state is handled more reliably, so you won’t be signed out when moving between pages.

  3. MCP memos now show their badge

    Fixed memos sent through MCP not showing their source badge.

  4. Clearer connection setup

    MCP setup labels and descriptions are clearer, in both Chinese and English.

Friday
  1. Bookmarks and Launcher stay in sync

    Fixed bookmarks and the Launcher falling out of sync, and the Launcher folder view disagreeing with bookmarks. Changes now line up without a refresh.

Thursday
  1. Cleaner layout without the sidebar

    Removed the left sidebar for a cleaner, wider layout.

Wednesday
  1. Signed-in users see their memos again

    Fixed an issue where signed-in users were told they were logged out and saw a blank Memo page.

  2. Masonry view for Memo

    The Memo page now has a masonry layout that flows cards and images in a staggered grid.

Tuesday
  1. Smoother memos from external assistants

    When assistants capture memos, tag matching is more accurate, large attachments are easier to view, and behavior is more consistent.

Monday
  1. Connect external AI assistants

    Link MeSQ to tools like Cursor, Claude, and LobeChat so they can read and write your memos and tasks.

Friday
  1. Capture memos from iPhone Shortcuts

    Save a thought to MeSQ straight from an iPhone Shortcut, without opening the app first.

Saturday
  1. Due dates on subtasks

    Subtasks can now carry their own due dates, so a task and its steps each keep their own deadline.